01 Mar 1916
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1916
Page
1
The piece recalls Britain's resolve and French courage in the war, praising steadfast troops and the nation’s historic motto We shall fight. It contrasts with calls for prudence in policy, noting mixed views on preparedness and labor disputes affecting industrial output during wartime.
A column lists residents and visitors in Indiana and nearby towns. Maria Hitler is critically ill at a Saltsburg home. Ella Thompson remains bedbound but convalescent. Nell Martin visits the Rinns in West Philadelphia Street while Mrs. Fair vacationing with her mother in Uniontown.
Garbled lines depict youths in unclear scene with missing context and broken dialogue. Several legible fragments mention fingers, a road, and a hint of fame but the overall event is obscured by OCR errors.
A narrator recalls watching a pretty girl at a second story window across a wall from a row of houses. His sister Kate counsels a plan as he schemes to catch a glance, sending anonymous towels, flowers, and messages while plotting with coded notes and staged signals. The tale blends window theatrics with comic social intrigue.
A fragmented notice promotes B. Le Lingden Co offering heating and plumbing goods. It mentions contact via two phone numbers and references location behind a store, with unclear names and degrees of detail. The reader is directed to reach the firm for crucial services.
Orr of Philadelphia street was rewarded after he fired the shot that killed a very large red fox near Watt's hill yesterday afternoon. His companions were Omer Graff and Jesse Stuchell, with Clymer Benjamin M. Cope and Flora Patton mentioned in the report.
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